7:01 AM · 6 August 2019

Economic calendar: Bullard’s speech and API report

Summary:

  • Fed’s Bullard to take the floor later today
  • API to release a report on weekly change in oil inventories
  • Wall Street earnings season keeps rolling on, some interesting companies to report today

8:00 am BST - Industrial production from Czech Republic for June

8:30 am BST - Industrial production from Sweden for June

9:40 pm BST - Weekly API report on US oil inventories: Oil prices have seen a lot of ups and downs recently being substantially affected by the duties announced by US President Donald Trump on the past Thursday. On the other hand, tensions between the US and Iran in the Gulf may also impact crude prices. The consensus points to a 0.5 million barrels increase. 

Central bankers’ speeches:

  • 5:00 pm BST - Fed’s Bullard

US earnings season:

  • Walt Disney (DIS.US)

  • Duke Energy (DUK.US)

  • Emerson Electric (EMR.US)

  • Fidelity National Information Services (FIS.US)

  • Regeneron Pharmaceuticals (REGN.US)

  • Wynn Resorts (WYNN.US)

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